How Philosophy Makes You MAD! Listener Questions

in #reason • 3 hours ago

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Philosopher Stefan Molyneux answers listener questions on kids playing with toy weapons and combat games, saying pretend fighting is natural and teaches them to control aggression, follow rules and work together. He also covers how the simulation hypothesis can isolate people, the tradeoffs of raising kids with philosophy versus religion, and brief takes on voting, free will and monarchy.

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